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Resumo:This study examines the relationship between managerial gender diversity (MGD) and firm performance. It outlines how extremely low and extremely high levels of MGD can trigger group processes that can impede the attainment of the performance benefits associated with moderate levels of MGD. Findings from longitudinal panel data from financial service firms in Portugal suggest that the effects of MGD on firm performance are best captured by a non-linear function with two breaking points. This study introduces a framework that combines different theoretical perspectives focused on tokenism, subgroup formation, divergent thinking, and other group processes linked to positive and negative gender-diversity consequences. Corresponding overall firm-performance outcomes are contingent upon the level of MGD.
Autores principais:Henriques, Paulo Lopes
Outros Autores:Werbel, James D.; Hofmann, Heike; Schwab, Andreas
Assunto:Gender Diversity Organizational Performance Tokenism Social Identity
Ano:2016
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade de Lisboa
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório da Universidade de Lisboa
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Hofmann, Heike
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Organizational Performance
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Social Identity
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Organizational Performance
Tokenism
Social Identity
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description This study examines the relationship between managerial gender diversity (MGD) and firm performance. It outlines how extremely low and extremely high levels of MGD can trigger group processes that can impede the attainment of the performance benefits associated with moderate levels of MGD. Findings from longitudinal panel data from financial service firms in Portugal suggest that the effects of MGD on firm performance are best captured by a non-linear function with two breaking points. This study introduces a framework that combines different theoretical perspectives focused on tokenism, subgroup formation, divergent thinking, and other group processes linked to positive and negative gender-diversity consequences. Corresponding overall firm-performance outcomes are contingent upon the level of MGD.
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spellingShingle Managerial gender diversity and firm performance : integration of different perspectives
Managerial gender diversity and firm performance : integration of different perspectives
Henriques, Paulo Lopes
Gender Diversity
Organizational Performance
Tokenism
Social Identity
Henriques, Paulo Lopes
Gender Diversity
Organizational Performance
Tokenism
Social Identity
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Gender Diversity
Organizational Performance
Tokenism
Social Identity
title Managerial gender diversity and firm performance : integration of different perspectives
title_full Managerial gender diversity and firm performance : integration of different perspectives
title_fullStr Managerial gender diversity and firm performance : integration of different perspectives
Managerial gender diversity and firm performance : integration of different perspectives
title_full_unstemmed Managerial gender diversity and firm performance : integration of different perspectives
Managerial gender diversity and firm performance : integration of different perspectives
title_short Managerial gender diversity and firm performance : integration of different perspectives
title_sort Managerial gender diversity and firm performance : integration of different perspectives
topic Gender Diversity
Organizational Performance
Tokenism
Social Identity
topic_facet Gender Diversity
Organizational Performance
Tokenism
Social Identity
url http://hdl.handle.net/10400.5/24902
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